O that is sad but not really surprising. I thing most of the timewhen kids are out of this world it’s because of something unhealthybetween them and the parents. One question: doesn't taking steroidsmess up the way to look for life? Or is it just for woman?

@@TheGoatGirl2 yes it definitely does but for his case I don’t think he needs to go in Hrt because he it was before puberty but what do I know 🤷

Wow

Yeah it’s so sad

Yea and he had to do 600 pushups and if he did his father panel would torture him but his dad got arrested

Yeah no, I can with toy trucks.

There’s nothing funny about it, you r just begging for likes

Well i cold carry 1024 of 3 trucks 😂😂

@@arhanpenuballi4331how is he begging are you stupid or something

You just repeated what they did in the video

Fr

Guess you still do, its expected-

not

especially when your dad spikes your protein shakes with anabolic steroids.

Square-cube ratio. Muscle strength is based on the cross-section of the muscle, so proportional to the square of the linear measurement. Body weight is proportional to volume, and so to the cube of linear measurement. If you take a human and purely scale them up or down (which is NOT how body growth works of course, but gives an approximation), they will be linearly weaker for their body weight. As Isaac Asimov pedantically pointed out in a review of a science-fiction-ish show called Land of the Giants, this is why you can't have giants that could hold humans in their hands: at that scale, bone is not strong enough to support that much weight. Of course, at the other end, there are problems with body heat distribution, but that's another matter.

Or the girl who benched 300 pounds 😂😂

​@@synnc3626prob a video of that lol

but I don't fucking believe it

You're misunderstanding the human body's development path. Putting weight lifter stress on a child stunts their growth. "Jake" is a legit example, if you continue to lift your entire youth, you don't get height.

@@up4open763 such a stupid myth. That only happens if you damage a growth plate and with proper form that will never happen

Good for you 😊

@@kobebryant276I’m 8 and I work out and now I have abs easily

Same I work out to

@@Imsupercoolnikanyes bro, same!

​@@Imsupercoolnikanyes don't get to big of a head I doubt you have abs as an eighth year old your abs are still developing and if you do get some weight being that skinny is bad for an eighth year old

Absoluetly 😂

Yes sir

Ikr, skill issue on their part

Maybe not the older ones. Emphasis on maybe.

Why do you think you can?

Hell nah I am

you have been posting this for a while, i hope he notices you, you could also post in his insta posts and community posts if he does any

i agree that it would be cool to see this, but as someone who’s done some ultras, their odds of success would be about as low as my odds of outrunning goggins - it’s just not going to happen. their bodies could probably move 100 miles in 24 hours, but i would be truly amazed if any of them had the mental strength to do it just for the sake of the video. they could probably physically do it, but i don’t think that any of the three have a good enough reason to keep pushing when things get tough and then keep getting worse. it would be cool to watch them try though, not least because they might inspire some people watching to push themselves beyond where they think they can go

​@@emeralff881without training a lot the risk of injury will be too high

@@emeralff881 i see what you mean, i mean if they do more challenges like this i was thinking about suggesting navy hell week but now i realize that's NOT going to happen lmao

They are from the Netherlands or were they born in Romania and moved

Salut romanule

Buna ziua wa

Not (job) I mean sport.

MY name is Darsh LOTS OF LOVE FROM SA

if you lift weights with correct form and the weight that you are comfortable with it wont stunt your growth

just do body weight exercises and running , no need to do weights now In my opinion cause If you dont know The coach of mike tyson made him run with weighted vest so that he doesnt grow any taller

@@covid6964 I'm 13 and soo fat about 57 kg so should I run or exercise

@@user-pb6wj7ve4v thank you I was doing workouts and I am felling demotivated in school all my friends are faster than me and better in sports I'll run more to become slim .. and how much should I run?

@@narutonamikaze10000 just walk in a fast pace for 1 or 2 km in the morning and eat less than maintenance calories, do body weight exercises like squats , pushups , you are a beginner, so first be strong in basics like running and bodyweight exercises

Our bodies are built for heavy physical training st a very young age. This comment is false if you really do mean that you should only workout beyond puberty.

I think the age of like 6 or 7 is too young since kids are kinda dumb at that age and will do something irresponsible but not for any other reason.

@@jippse6608 Able to sustain, vs optimal outcome. I have no doubt that Jake has very strong bones, but if you look closely, many of them are rather short, which ultimately means that even if he packs on as much muscle as he can, he's limited in compression distance, or leverage. Further, having strained his ligaments and joint tissues, he's going to be prone to early arthritis, possibly taking decades off his functional life. Yes, he was the strongest animal in his size for a few years, and maybe that helped him survive. But his grandchildren will miss his education, and his life as an adult will be harder.

@@up4open763 this comment it made no sense. Please restate in better form.

@@up4open763 anabolic steroids before puberty might stunt growth, which could explain their height, also it's not "you're short cause you lifted heavy weight and did calisthenics" it's you did that better than others cause you're short, shorter limbs support stronger pressing strength, also makes your proportions easier for balance and calisthenics. You don't become taller from playing basket ball, you just will never make it in basketball unless you're tall enough.

I mean, the fact that you are training since being a 5 year old of course you have a visible sixpack

That's a myth. It actually helps develop a stronger core and prevent injuries